New Fuji Podcast - the WeShootFuji Podcast

Scott Bourne and I have teamed up to start an international Podcast for the Fuji community. It is called the WeShootFuji Podcast.

We will talk about Fuji news, gear, tips & tricks and our wishes for future cameras and upgrades. And we will be interviewing other X-Photographers who use Fuji X cameras for their daily work and ask them to share how they get the best image results. We will also invite official people from Fujifilm to give us a little insights on the photo division of the company.

The podcast is set to air twice a month on the 1st and 15th of each month. And it is free for you to listen to.

Please subscribe and download it via iTunes:

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About your hosts:

Scott Bourne is widely recognized as bird, nature and motor sports photographer. He started his photography career in the early 1970's. And he is a pioneer in the digital audio field. He is the founder of the Photofocus.com website and podcast, and famous as a co-host of the the TWiP (This Week in Photo) and MacBreak Weekly podcasts. Scott also started the WeShootFuji website as a resource for the Fuji community.

For more information on Scott follow him on Twitter: Follow @ScottBourne



I (Marco Larousse) am a fine art street and documentary photographer and one of Fuji's official X-Photographers. I have more than 30 years of experience in photography and use both, analog and digital cameras for my daily work.

For more information on me follow me on Twitter:  Follow @hamburgcam

My studio where I record the WeShootFuji Podcast - captured with my X-Pro 1 and XF 16mm f1.4 lens

If you have not started to listen to podcasts yet, I suggest that you do it today. There are many great and free resources on photography out there. Download your favorite shows for the topics that you are most interested in. And learn about your passion while you are on your daily commute, exercising, going for a photowalk or post processing your photos.

Take your audio podcast with you on your daily commute - captured with the X-Pro 1 and XF 16mm f1.4 lens

If you have any further questions or want to share your Fuji-X experiences just leave a comment below, Twitter me @HamburgCam or visit my Homepage at www.MarcoLarousse.com

And if you liked my post I am always happy if you spread the word and retweet, like or google +1 it :-)

I am an official International Fujifilm X-Photographer now :)

I had been contacted by Fujifilm in December 2013 where they invited me to become an official Fujifilm X-Photographer. And now my profile and portfolio have been posted on the official Fujifilm X-Photographer website:

http://fujifilm-x.com/photographers/en/marco_larousse/  

My special thanks go out to Fujifilm Middle East and Fujifilm Germany who supported me in the process. I am honored and happy to join the official Fujifilm X-Photographer community. It feels humbling to be part of this awesome group next to highly respected and famous photographers like Zack Arias, Kevin Mullins and Mr. Strobist himself: David Hobby. But there are so many other talented and creative photographers in this group, too. It is certainly worth to browse around and look at what other photographers worldwide create with Fujifilm X-Cameras!

What will change about my FujiXfiles blog now?
My FujiXfiles blog has been read by more than half a million readers since I started it in mid-2012. I have gotten a huge amount of positive feedback and got to know so many great photographers from all over the world through it.

My main reason to start this blog was to show what these little Fuji-X mirrorless cameras can do and to post tips and tricks on how to get the most out of them. And I will continue to do it in the future, too! :)

Yes, you can get good sport action photos without a big DSLR :) - Fuji X100S

The most read post on my blog so far has been the one about the X system AF focus tips. And while the overall performance of Fuji X-Camera AF has been constantly improved via FW updates it may still be worth to take a look at it again to get the best possible results from your X-Camera.

Remember that the Fuji X-Cameras give you great B&W images straight out of the camera?

I will continue to write about my experiences with Fuji X-Cameras and show photos that I have taken with them. And I will still speak freely my personal opinion about Fuji-X products. I have no problem to point out things that I feel can improve the products. After all, I want the Fuji X-Cameras to be the best cameras as possible for me. And Fujifilm has shown in the past that they listen to us photographers and customers in order to built a long lasting customer relationship. And that is what inspired me to write this blog post after 3 years of using Fuji X-Cameras: "Domo Arigato Fujifilm and Ganbatte Kudasai!"

Fuji does not let their X customers stand in the rain. I love the  FW feature updates :)

And one more thing! If the X-Photographer status will ever get me to test gear that is not announced, I will naturally not talk about it! 100% certain, so don't even ask! And if I'll ever speculate about future Fuji X products this will be based 100% on my personal opinion without any inside information or knowledge. In that respect my guess is as good as yours :)

With that out of the way, I hope that I can be of help to Fujifilm and all X-Photographers in continuing to make the Fuji X-System the best it can be.

 

I am a rangefinder style camera guy - Here my Leica M6 captures my Fuji X-Pro 1 with XF 56mm lens

If you have any further questions or want to share your Fuji-X experiences just leave a comment below, Twitter me @HamburgCam or visit my Homepage at www.MarcoLarousse.com

And if you liked my post I am always happy if you spread the word and retweet, like or google +1 it :-)